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Prepare for ISRO Scientist/Engineer 'SC' Computer Science recruitment with a structured course covering the written exam syllabus and PYQ practice.
ISRO's Scientist/Engineer 'SC' recruitment for Computer Science is a sought-after opportunity for CS and IT graduates who want to work at the Indian Space Research Organisation. The selection process is built around a written examination testing computer science fundamentals, and candidates who clear it typically proceed to further stages depending on ISRO's process for that recruitment cycle.
KnowledgeGate's ISRO Scientist/Engineer 'SC' course is a specialised, result-oriented programme designed around the written exam syllabus for this recruitment, combined with previous year question (PYQ) practice, so you can prepare for the specific pattern ISRO uses rather than general computer science revision alone.
ISRO is India's national space agency, and posts such as Scientist/Engineer 'SC' bring computer science graduates into technical roles supporting its space and satellite programmes. The course suits final-year CS/IT students and working professionals preparing specifically for this written exam.
ISRO facts
| Exam Name: | ISRO Recruitment Exams 2026 |
|---|---|
| Conducting Body: | Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Department of Space |
| Posts/Purpose: | Recruitment for ISRO centre-wise posts including Scientist/Engineer, JRF, Apprentice, technical, administrative and assistant roles |
| Eligibility: | B.E./B.Tech or equivalent in Computer Science Engineering with minimum 65% marks or CGPA 6.84/10. |
| Application Dates: | Current ISRO recruitments are released centre-wise; URSC JRF applications are open from 12 June 2026 to 11 July 2026 |
| Exam Date: | To be announced |
| Exam Mode: | Written test, computer-based test, interview or skill test as applicable to the notified post |
| Question Type/Pattern: | Post-specific technical/general paper or interview assessment as mentioned in the official ISRO advertisement |
| Selection Process: | Online application, screening or written test/interview, document verification and final selection as per ISRO rules |
| Official Website: | https://www.isro.gov.in/Careers.html |
Frequently Asked Questions
The course is built around the written exam syllabus for ISRO's Scientist/Engineer 'SC' (Computer Science) recruitment, with lessons designed specifically for this exam's pattern, along with previous year question (PYQ) practice so you know the kind of questions ISRO has asked in the past.
The course is focused on the written examination stage of ISRO Scientist/Engineer 'SC' recruitment, since that is the stage requiring dedicated computer science preparation. It is designed as a specialised, result-oriented programme around that written test's syllabus. Later stages of ISRO's process vary by recruitment cycle, so this course is meant to get your computer science preparation for the written round in place first.
Yes, PYQ practice is part of the ISRO Scientist/Engineer 'SC' course, giving you a sense of the kind of computer science questions that have come up in this recruitment's written exam in the past, alongside the syllabus-based lessons. Working through PYQs alongside the syllabus lessons is meant to show you how ISRO tends to frame questions on a topic, rather than leaving PYQ practice as a separate, disconnected exercise.
It is meant for computer science and IT graduates preparing specifically for ISRO's Scientist/Engineer 'SC' recruitment, who want a structured course built around this exam's syllabus rather than general engineering or GATE-style preparation. Since ISRO is a technical government organisation, this recruitment tends to draw candidates who want a research-and-technology-oriented government role rather than a typical private-sector IT placement.
ISRO stands for Indian Space Research Organisation — which conducts the Scientist/Engineer 'SC' recruitment, including for Computer Science, under the Department of Space.
The ISRO Scientist/Engineer 'SC' (Computer Science) course is built around the written exam syllabus for this recruitment, with lessons structured to match what ISRO tests along with practice on previous year questions (PYQs). It is meant for candidates who want a focused, CS-specific preparation path rather than general engineering revision.